With Biden, NATO warns on China, Russia

NATO agreed to address China’s military goals along with Russia’s aggressiveness at a summit on threats and challenges “from all strategic directions.”

By Arete News - June 14, 2021

A NATO flag flies under the Cinquantenaire Arch in Brussels to mark the summit (AN/NATO)

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